I went to a creek bottom that had a big bean field and the beans weren't so high that I could see a coyote coming. I crossed the creek and sneaked up the far bank to take a peek out in the field before I exposed myself just in case there might be a coyote or deer out in the field.
Nothing out, so I set the FoxPro out about 50 yards and sat down by a tree next to the creek with the sun to my back and a slight breese coming in from my front right.
Here is the tree I was sitting against with a few weeds in front for some concealment.
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My view of the field. FoxPro was to the right of the gun barrel.
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I started off with the rabbit distress for a minute and then waited for about five and did this four or five times. No takers so I did some pup distress twice and waited, still nothing. I sat for a while longer and turned on the male challenge for two cycles and then went silent. About two minutes later I saw a coyote come in from my left. It had the sound pin pointed and was cautiously working it's way closer. Not sure which sound started it coming, but it covered about 350 yards of open bean field.
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I gave a couple lip squeaks and the coyote stopped quartering into me and looked my way.
I shot him at about 50 yards and he went down, flopped a few times and got up and ran. I watched him disappear into a low spot in the field but didn't run out. I waited a little while and then went out to where the coyote was when I shot and found some blood. I started tracking the blood and it got heavier.
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The coyote made it about 80 yards before it ran out of gas. It was an adult male. I was shooting my CZ 527 American with the Sierra 39 gr. B.K.
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